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Francesca Danielle
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"The lengths the Philippine government will take to eliminate political enemies just goes to show how corrupt and rotten the entire system is — it’s worse knowing that this book was released post-mortem of Joma’s death and that we continue to live in a world that is still wrought with terror and destruction.
It was also interesting how Beltran compares the CCP as a dynamic living organism, as well." — Oct 02, 2026 06:18AM
"The lengths the Philippine government will take to eliminate political enemies just goes to show how corrupt and rotten the entire system is — it’s worse knowing that this book was released post-mortem of Joma’s death and that we continue to live in a world that is still wrought with terror and destruction.
It was also interesting how Beltran compares the CCP as a dynamic living organism, as well." — Oct 02, 2026 06:18AM
Francesca Danielle
is currently reading
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(page 244 of 709)
"I like how every time a bullet is fired, the words are arranged in a single line as if it were following the motion. I also liked how when Holloway appears, the words are situated like a figure at the center of the page -- imposing and threatening, but only hampered by the row of doors slamming shut one after the other.
Needless to say I'm devouring this book for all that its worth." — Oct 25, 2026 07:22AM
"I like how every time a bullet is fired, the words are arranged in a single line as if it were following the motion. I also liked how when Holloway appears, the words are situated like a figure at the center of the page -- imposing and threatening, but only hampered by the row of doors slamming shut one after the other.
Needless to say I'm devouring this book for all that its worth." — Oct 25, 2026 07:22AM
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(page 8 of 240)
"Lasco remarks that the high value placed on physical appearance should be obvious -- yes, it's a given that height matters here in the Philippines. Still, I never considered how a person's very verticality could be considered body capital. That's a new phrase I should use -- body capital." — Aug 12, 2026 12:55AM
"Lasco remarks that the high value placed on physical appearance should be obvious -- yes, it's a given that height matters here in the Philippines. Still, I never considered how a person's very verticality could be considered body capital. That's a new phrase I should use -- body capital." — Aug 12, 2026 12:55AM
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